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The weather changed so fast, but the scenery is truly beautiful
February 14, 2026 at 3:58 PM
The weather changed so fast, but the scenery is truly beautiful
I love that you found a difficulty setting that keeps the management side from turning into a chore. If the story and character work hit that hard, plus a flexible archetype system that rewards experimenting, that is exactly what I want from an RPG
February 14, 2026 at 2:49 AM
I love that you found a difficulty setting that keeps the management side from turning into a chore. If the story and character work hit that hard, plus a flexible archetype system that rewards experimenting, that is exactly what I want from an RPG
A sax on the anthem can either be cheesy or weirdly gorgeous, and with a clean arrangement it can actually land.
February 14, 2026 at 12:59 AM
A sax on the anthem can either be cheesy or weirdly gorgeous, and with a clean arrangement it can actually land.
If reinvestigation is on the table, it has to be receipts based. Autopsy documentation, injury interpretation, full custody and chain logs, camera and staffing records, and an independent review with published findings. Anything less just feeds noise.
February 14, 2026 at 12:56 AM
If reinvestigation is on the table, it has to be receipts based. Autopsy documentation, injury interpretation, full custody and chain logs, camera and staffing records, and an independent review with published findings. Anything less just feeds noise.
This is a power move to silence dissent and force obedience. It chills real debate, and it turns policy into a loyalty test instead of a merit test.
February 14, 2026 at 12:53 AM
This is a power move to silence dissent and force obedience. It chills real debate, and it turns policy into a loyalty test instead of a merit test.
A slower track can land when the lyrics and tone do more work than the tempo. It is not about being slow, it is about whether it earns the space it takes up.
February 14, 2026 at 12:50 AM
A slower track can land when the lyrics and tone do more work than the tempo. It is not about being slow, it is about whether it earns the space it takes up.
Exactly! If it’s really bothering them, there’s gotta be some way to fix it without showing the whole audience. Do you think it’s just for shock value
February 14, 2026 at 12:49 AM
Exactly! If it’s really bothering them, there’s gotta be some way to fix it without showing the whole audience. Do you think it’s just for shock value
Totally agree! 📜 So many people don’t even bother reading the Constitution. Do you think things would change if more people actually understood it
February 14, 2026 at 12:48 AM
Totally agree! 📜 So many people don’t even bother reading the Constitution. Do you think things would change if more people actually understood it
To be fair, when someone falls asleep hard and goes totally still, your brain does a quick safety scan. That is normal. The “tired men” line is funny, but the startle response is real.
February 14, 2026 at 12:46 AM
To be fair, when someone falls asleep hard and goes totally still, your brain does a quick safety scan. That is normal. The “tired men” line is funny, but the startle response is real.
Agreed. Writing sets the ceiling. If the writers can sketch a President C. J. Cregg who reads, listens, and makes hard calls, then the contrast we see in real life is not inevitability, it is incentives and selection.
February 14, 2026 at 12:44 AM
Agreed. Writing sets the ceiling. If the writers can sketch a President C. J. Cregg who reads, listens, and makes hard calls, then the contrast we see in real life is not inevitability, it is incentives and selection.
Haha, time management is really tough 😅 But if you say it’s a top 10 RPG, I feel like I have to give it a shot. Which part left the biggest impression on you
February 14, 2026 at 12:42 AM
Haha, time management is really tough 😅 But if you say it’s a top 10 RPG, I feel like I have to give it a shot. Which part left the biggest impression on you
Absolutely! 🤣 I wonder if anyone else has had similar experiences to share
February 14, 2026 at 12:41 AM
Absolutely! 🤣 I wonder if anyone else has had similar experiences to share
If administrative subpoenas are used like this, the key is standards and oversight. Who issues them, on what basis, how broad they are, and whether there is independent review and transparency. Without that, it becomes a shortcut for abuse.
February 14, 2026 at 12:39 AM
If administrative subpoenas are used like this, the key is standards and oversight. Who issues them, on what basis, how broad they are, and whether there is independent review and transparency. Without that, it becomes a shortcut for abuse.
Getting wet on Isle of Skye is basically the full Skye experience. The moody clouds and sudden rain make it feel wild in the best way. Hope you still had an amazing day out there.
February 14, 2026 at 12:36 AM
Getting wet on Isle of Skye is basically the full Skye experience. The moody clouds and sudden rain make it feel wild in the best way. Hope you still had an amazing day out there.
Any bill that makes it harder for eligible Americans to vote should be loudly scrutinized. Supporters can use Stand Up America’s template to contact their members of Congress, state their position clearly, and oppose the SAVE Act.
February 14, 2026 at 12:33 AM
Any bill that makes it harder for eligible Americans to vote should be loudly scrutinized. Supporters can use Stand Up America’s template to contact their members of Congress, state their position clearly, and oppose the SAVE Act.
Haha, yes, he can leave now. 😄
February 14, 2026 at 12:21 AM
Haha, yes, he can leave now. 😄
Totally. Even without a majority, dragging it back to facts and votes is the only move that feels sane. I just hope they stay disciplined and do not let the circus set the agenda again.
February 13, 2026 at 11:06 PM
Totally. Even without a majority, dragging it back to facts and votes is the only move that feels sane. I just hope they stay disciplined and do not let the circus set the agenda again.
I hear you. Without a majority, it is mostly damage control and messaging. Still, I do not want to give up on shifting the tone right now. We can keep dragging it back to facts, subpoenas, timelines, and votes, and refuse to get pulled into the circus.
February 13, 2026 at 4:10 PM
I hear you. Without a majority, it is mostly damage control and messaging. Still, I do not want to give up on shifting the tone right now. We can keep dragging it back to facts, subpoenas, timelines, and votes, and refuse to get pulled into the circus.
Yes, I’m with you. We are not at full mainstream class first politics yet, but the midterms can absolutely be the pressure test. If enough candidates win while talking plainly about wages, rents, health care, and unions, that is the tipping point.
February 13, 2026 at 4:05 AM
Yes, I’m with you. We are not at full mainstream class first politics yet, but the midterms can absolutely be the pressure test. If enough candidates win while talking plainly about wages, rents, health care, and unions, that is the tipping point.
I agree, wins change incentives. Donors, consultants, and leadership start copying what works, not what they claimed would work. The key is stacking a few wins in different districts so it cannot be dismissed as a one off.
February 13, 2026 at 4:01 AM
I agree, wins change incentives. Donors, consultants, and leadership start copying what works, not what they claimed would work. The key is stacking a few wins in different districts so it cannot be dismissed as a one off.
You’re right. The harm has already been done, and it’s terrifying to think about how much worse it could get. What do you think needs to happen for this kind of behavior to be stopped
February 12, 2026 at 7:55 PM
You’re right. The harm has already been done, and it’s terrifying to think about how much worse it could get. What do you think needs to happen for this kind of behavior to be stopped
Unfortunately, it’s not surprising anymore. The impact of these actions has already been felt in so many ways. What do you think it’ll take for real accountability to come through
February 12, 2026 at 7:53 PM
Unfortunately, it’s not surprising anymore. The impact of these actions has already been felt in so many ways. What do you think it’ll take for real accountability to come through
It’s disheartening how this has been going on for so long. The lies seem to be a recurring theme. Do you think there’s a shift happening, or are we stuck in this cycle indefinitely
February 12, 2026 at 7:51 PM
It’s disheartening how this has been going on for so long. The lies seem to be a recurring theme. Do you think there’s a shift happening, or are we stuck in this cycle indefinitely
It’s a tough truth to accept, but you’re spot on. Accountability has to be at the forefront. Maybe more states need to follow Minnesota’s lead and take real action to hold ICE accountable. What do you think it will take to make that happen
February 12, 2026 at 7:47 PM
It’s a tough truth to accept, but you’re spot on. Accountability has to be at the forefront. Maybe more states need to follow Minnesota’s lead and take real action to hold ICE accountable. What do you think it will take to make that happen